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Alyssa Renzi

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Alyssa is a filmmaker from New York currently residing in Los Angeles. Her love of film and storytelling started in grade school and has now turned into a passion. As a cinematographer she has worked on a number of different projects including short films, web series, documentaries, commercials, and music videos. "Hanger's Limb", a historical drama she co-DP'd, was selected as a 2019 Student Academy Award Semi-Finalist. "What If?: Mickey Hargitay Plants", a short film she was the cinematographer for, screened at the 2018 Detroit SheTown Film Festival and the 2019 Method Fest Independent Film Festival. Previously, she was the director/cinematographer for "Behind the Cereal: The Lost Krispie", a web series pilot that was an official selection of the 2017 ITV Fest. She completed her MFA in film & television production at USC's School of Cinematic Arts. Alyssa has worked with many different cameras and on many different levels of production.

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Film Production

Assistant Camera:
2019  Black Cat in a Dark Room
2021  Sing (to me)

Cinematography:
2019  Black Cat in a Dark Room
2021  Sing (to me)
2024  Impulses

Colorist:
2019  Black Cat in a Dark Room
2021  Sing (to me)
2024  Impulses

Grip:
2019  Black Cat in a Dark Room
2019  Spoiled Milk
2021  Sing (to me)
2024  Impulses

Second Assistant Camera:
2019  A Craftsman
2019  Black Cat in a Dark Room
2019  Spoiled Milk
2021  Sing (to me)
2024  Impulses

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TV Production

Assistant Camera:
2022  Southern Hospitality

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